Fortnite Chapter 3: How To Play Split-Screen

Fortnite: Chapter 3 has introduced a slew of new features, including a new terrain and weapons that are far too powerful. You can do everything with your pals, but is there a method to play Fortnite: Chapter 3 in split-screen mode? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yeah, yes Epic Games removed split-screen at the start of Chapter 3, however it was later enabled in the v19.01 patch.

While it's understandable that you couldn't play split-screen with friends at the start of Chapter 3, it's more than likely that Epic wanted to be careful and limit the number of things that could go wrong at the start of the chapter. Split-screen consumes a lot of resources, thus it's a good idea to turn it off for a while to spread the load. Now that it's been re-enabled, here's a quick walkthrough on how to play Fortnite split-screen.

How To Set Up Split Screen In Fortnite

Split-screen will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X | S, and Xbox One. On the PC and Switch, a split-screen is not available. To play split-screen on a supported console, all you need is two controllers for your chosen platform and two Fortnite/Epic Games accounts. Then take the following steps:

• As player 1, go to the Fortnite main menu and log in.
• Log in to the second account after turning on the second controller.
• Both players should be in the same lobby at this point.

Playing Fortnite split-screen with someone in the same house on the same TV is a terrific way to experience the game in co-op. In split-screen mode, you can only play with one other person and the game will only run at 30 frames per second.